Transport
Conscious Consumer Commute
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and you really don’t want to miss this one! Join the ranks of environmentally conscious commuters by walking, cycling or busing or catching a ferry into work on Friday 23 November and enjoy delicious, sustainably grown breakfast foods at The Cloud. Sustainable Business Network, Meridian and Auckland…
Read MoreCycle Style 2012
Sunday 25 March inside Shed 10 on Queens Wharf, noon – 5pm A stylish celebration of urban cycling in Auckland Cycle fashion shows for a variety of ages and styles Try out a selection of urban bikes & indulge in local fashion Come for the whole afternoon to enjoy the festival atmosphere and unique entertainment…
Read MoreVelociteers Perform West Lynn Street Party
The Velociteers – Auckland’s premier synchronised cycling group – are performing at the West Lynn Street Party & Twilight Market this Thursday 29th September at 6pm and 8pm in Francis Street Reserve
Read MoreGrey Lynn 2030 joins Jayride
Commuting or travelling from or to Grey Lynn and central Auckland suburbs? You can now carpool with Grey Lynn 2030’s free carpool community, thanks to Jayride.co.nz. Carpooling will save you money, slash your carbon footprint, help you meet people, drive in the T3 lane, reduce congestion on Grey Lynn’s roads, the pressure on our…
Read MoreBikes for Life: Rally for a safer cycling city
Sunday 5 | December 11am | Midday Queens Wharf – Auckland’s newest people place: cycle to the rally and a enjoy a ride around the wharf Everyone is invited: who has ever ridden a bicycle who would cycle if it was safer and easier who want their family and friends who cycle to be safe…
Read MoreFrocks on Bikes – Sept 2009
Photo: JASON OXENHAM Pippa Coom, left, and Sue Sparks get ready for the Frocks Day Out. Story from Harbour News Frocks Day out Fabulous frocks will be paired with safety helmets this weekend to raise awareness about climate change. Frocks Day Out is being held in Ponsonby on Saturday 12th September, an event where women…
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